Aftermarket Narrow front arms
- shodog
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Aftermarket Narrow front arms
Has an aftermarket manufacturer ever made a front arm set that was the same size as the original front arm set? I want to do some hopping up to my graphite car requires narrow arms for the MIP 4wd kit.
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- Dr. Robotnik
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front arms
I've got Hot Trick front arms on my MIP 4wd and they look/work great.
I think yours would look great with Andy's though as I think you have rear Andy's arms right?
I think yours would look great with Andy's though as I think you have rear Andy's arms right?
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Scr8p's got me covered on a set of andy's front arms. Yesterday I was looking at my graphite car.
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.asp?cid=6906&id=34
As many of you know I am an aftermarket whore so it pained me to build it up with stock parts. Since I will be changing the arms and front knuckles out for black ones, I may just dye the rest of the blue parts black.
One more question. What shocks did the graphite come with? The originals that loaded the o-rings through the bottom, or the more current ones that load them through the shock body?
http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.asp?cid=6906&id=34
As many of you know I am an aftermarket whore so it pained me to build it up with stock parts. Since I will be changing the arms and front knuckles out for black ones, I may just dye the rest of the blue parts black.
One more question. What shocks did the graphite come with? The originals that loaded the o-rings through the bottom, or the more current ones that load them through the shock body?
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Pre Team Car Graphites used gold bottom loaders. TQ10's were the only "official" graphite cars to used the old narrow front arms.shodog wrote: What shocks did the graphite come with? The originals that loaded the o-rings through the bottom, or the more current ones that load them through the shock body?
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